SXSW 2024: Vote for These Sessions

Each year South by Southwest convenes thousands in Austin, Texas to explore what’s next in the fast-changing worlds of technology, culture, and entertainment.

For the 2024 edition of the event, Work & Co is putting forth five sessions — alongside digital leaders at Blue Bottle Corporation, Mellon Foundation, Obama Foundation, Exclusive Resorts, Practising Law Institute, AB InBev, and more— focused on how digital innovation is driving meaningful impact for companies and people.

Register on SXSW’s site for PanelPicker and get your votes in now. Voting closes August 20th.

Centering Employees: The Key to Seamless Digital Experiences

When plotting digital transformation initiatives, employees cannot be an afterthought. Creating a seamless offline and online experience requires designing digital products and services that raise the bar for internal teams. Such tools help teams better focus on customers — and creative solutioning. Ultimately, it’s an investment in your company’s growth. VOTE

Members Only: Designing Transformative Travel Experiences:

Work & Co and Exclusive Resorts will share how the travel industry must embrace digital design to meet travelers’ expectations and how improved user experience —along with AI, increasingly—can help travelers go from dreaming to vacationing more seamlessly. VOTE

The Next Frontier: Intelligent Orchestration of AI Solutions

Planning for our AI future is not only about developing new tools and technologies — but learning how to intelligently orchestrate the abundance of products available today. This workshop explores the transformative potential of AI and building a confident company roadmap, which can include back-of-house optimization through to customer experiences. VOTE

Building the Future of Continuing Legal Education

Delve into the future of legal education and how Practising Law Institute (PLI) is leading the way by embracing technology and innovating in a highly regulated industry. We’ll explore how to center the learner across different skill levels and learning styles — and reflect on how legacy nonprofits must adapt to stay relevant and impactful in a fast-evolving society. VOTE

The Modern Cultural Institution: Designed to Build Community

In this session, learn from nonprofit leaders about what it means to design for inclusive spaces —both physical and online— and the keys to building scalable community assets that actually invite people in to participate and enjoy. VOTE